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26 Nov 2006, 12:40
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HI all,
I am taking the test in a couple days. I have been consistently scoring in the 650-660 range in about 6 practice tests (getting up to 700 in 1 test, however i think that might've been luck). Generally around 42-44 range in quant and 37-40 in verbal.
The problem is that I've practiced a lot already, almost 2 months, and still can't get over that hurdle. Does anybody think there's a possibility of getting 700 on the actual test, and are there any specific last-minute advice you can give me? Considering I don't have much time to study anymore.
I really need a confidence booster right now, any help would be appreciated!
I am taking the test in a couple days. I have been consistently scoring in the 650-660 range in about 6 practice tests (getting up to 700 in 1 test, however i think that might've been luck). Generally around 42-44 range in quant and 37-40 in verbal.
The problem is that I've practiced a lot already, almost 2 months, and still can't get over that hurdle. Does anybody think there's a possibility of getting 700 on the actual test, and are there any specific last-minute advice you can give me? Considering I don't have much time to study anymore.
I really need a confidence booster right now, any help would be appreciated!
26 Nov 2006, 20:43
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I would say that mid-600s is where your score ought to be if you're consistently scoring there. Have you carefully reviewed your error logs and looked for patterns where you can improve? If there isn't a particular area of weakness to focus on, then be content knowing you've done your best and mid-600s is a fair reflection of your score. It's still a respectable score.
Good luck!
Good luck!
